One of their core values is "no BS," but they are mostly BS. I went through four different interviews:
After the first coding interview, they ghosted me for almost two months. I followed up and learned I had somehow gotten lost in their system. I then went through two more technical interviews and was ghosted again. This time, the response was that they weren't moving forward and would not be providing feedback as to why.
The last coding interview was "hard" in so much as the assignment was to build a Snake game based on spending five minutes observing how an online version of the game works. For all the talk of the exercise intending to be collaborative, the interviewer basically sat silently the entire time.
I'm not sure of any situation where you'd be expected to deduce copying existing software in an hour after spending a few minutes deducing how it works. Like I said, this place is probably all BS.
Coding: Something with multi-dimensional arrays.
System Design: Designing a system for keeping track of user statuses.
Coding: Observe an online snake game, figure out how it works, and write a working interface for your own snake game.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Atlassian Principal Software Engineer role in Los Angeles, California.
Atlassian's interview process for their Principal Software Engineer roles in Los Angeles, California is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Atlassian's Principal Software Engineer interview process in Los Angeles, California.